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Academic mergers will have “little effect” on students, Provost said

University Provost Ken Furton said plans to merge two colleges and add a department to a school will have “no impact on students,” and he would like to make a decision by the end of the year.

Green School releases new constitution

The Steven J. Green School of International and Public Affairs released their constitution on Oct. 29, allowing the school to act independently.

Architecture students awarded for landscape designs

Three students in the University’s College of Architecture + The Arts received the awards. The award presentation took place on Friday, July 31 in Orlando, Florida.

University prepares for tropical storms

The University prepared for a possible hurricane Monday as tropical storm Erika made its way through the Caribbean.

Aquarium malfunction in Graham Center sends fish to cold storage

After an apparent glue failure, one of the panes became detached causing water, fish, and corals of the aquarium to gush out.

Interim dean gives hope to amputees

Dr. Ranu Jun, who the University appointed as interim dean of the College of Engineering, continues to find ways to improve the lives of thousands of people who use prosthetics or have damaged nervous systems.

Board of Trustees approves increase in fee that pays for student activities

The A&S fee pays for all student life related organizations, clubs, events, and buildings at FIU; it has stayed at $12.87 per credit hour since 2012-2013.
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